After six years break, Ranji trophy matches to be played in Jammu Kashmir

After six years break, Ranji trophy matches to be played in Jammu Kashmir

Ashiq Butt | July 8, 2024 | 12:34 PM IST | Cricket, Jammu Kashmir, Sports | Follow on Google News

After six years break, Ranji trophy matches to be played in Jammu Kashmir

After six years break, Ranji trophy matches to be played in Jammu Kashmir

In a significant development for cricket in the Kashmir region, the Jammu and Kashmir Cricket Association (JKCA) has announced that it will host three Ranji Trophy matches after a hiatus of six years.

This exciting sporting development comes as a result of the Board of Cricket Control of India (BCCI) granting hosting rights to the JKCA.

Srinagar to Host Two Matches

Majid Dar, in charge of cricket development in Kashmir, revealed that two of the matches will be held in Srinagar at the Sheri Kashmir Cricket Stadium. The third match will take place in Jammu, though the schedule for this game is yet to be announced.

“According to the match schedule issued by the BCCI, JK’s Ranji team will play against Maharashtra and Services in Srinagar at the Sheri Kashmir Cricket Stadium,” Dar stated. The matches in Srinagar are scheduled for October.

Boost for Local Cricket Enthusiasts

Local cricketers and fans in the valley have expressed their enthusiasm about the return of high-level cricket to the region. The revival of Ranji Trophy matches in Kashmir is seen as a significant moment for cricket enthusiasts and players who have eagerly awaited this development.

This move is expected to elevate the morale of local players and provide them with a platform to showcase their talents on a larger stage.

Impacts on Local Talent

The return of the Ranji Trophy is anticipated to have a profound impact on the local cricket scene. It is expected to inspire young cricketers in the region, providing them with an opportunity to witness and participate in top-tier cricket.

The matches will also likely draw significant attention from cricket scouts and enthusiasts across the country, potentially opening doors for local talent to shine on the national and international stages.As Kashmir prepares to welcome back the Ranji Trophy, the excitement and anticipation among the local cricket community are palpable.

The JKCA’s successful bid to host these matches marks a new chapter for cricket in the region, promising to invigorate and elevate the sport for years to come.

Ashiq Butt

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